DANA (Courtesy Post)'s Story...

Meet Dana! She was found wandering the streets of Ontario and went right up to her rescuers, all tail wags and smiles. She is about 7 years old and 60 pounds of pure joy. She's spayed and up to date on all her shots. She has She has lots of energy, but also loves to nap as much as possible (right next to you if you'll let her!).

Dana loves people, going on walks, and is pretty good on the leash, but could use some extra training when it comes to interacting with other dogs. She knows how to sit and wait and is also crate trained and housebroken. For more information or to meet Dana contact priceless.pets@yahoo.com

About Angel City Pit Bulls

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About Our Rescue Group...

Mission: Angel City Pit Bulls is creating a better future for pit bulls by promoting their positive image as loving family companions through education, public advocacy, adoptions and responsible pet ownership.

Goal: To reduce the number of pit bull terrier type dogs in animal shelters by increasing adoptions, providing community education to increase owner retention, and participating in targeted spay/neuter programs. As a member of the NKLA Coalition, it is our goal to be an integral part of making Los Angeles no-kill.

History: Angel City Pit Bulls is a 501c3 non-profit organization founded in 2010 to address the problem of overpopulation and high euthanasia rate of pit bull terrier type dogs in Los Angeles area shelters. ACPB continues to evolve through the efforts of dedicated pit bull owners, educators, rescuers, and supporters working together to respond to the challenges facing pit bulls in our community.

Come Meet Our Pets...

We hold monthly information sessions at our Mobile Adoption Events throughout the year. Otherwise, please contact our team to meet one of our available dogs.

Our Adoption Process...

Angel City Pit Bulls has dogs that fall under the generic term 'pit bull' who demonstrate stable, fun, people-oriented, outgoing personalities- making them fantastic family dogs. We have a wide range of energy levels, so whether you are looking for a running partner or a potential “therapy dog”, we will typically have a dog that will fit the bill.

Our goal is to provide adopters with the best possible adopter-dog match and we will work with you to find a dog that is right for your situation. Most of the ACPB dogs live in multi-dog foster homes, and enjoy the company of other well-matched dogs and some even with well-matched cats. We are happy to assist with family pet introductions.

To get started, we will ask that you to fill out a brief questionnaire and we'll set up a meet and greet for the dog(s) you are interested in. When you are ready to move forward with the adoption, we will arrange a home delivery to help you get settled in with the newest member of your family.

Resources, support, and education are always available, and you can expect an extensive level of knowledge and support from ACPB for the lifetime of your dog.

We ask for an adoption donation of $200 for dogs over 6 months old, and $300 for a puppy under 6 months old. This non-taxdeductible contribution assists us in continuing our mission to help more dogs in need.

For more info or to inquire about adoption, contact Krista at adopt@angelcitypits.org

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